“The attic scene is honestly terrifying.
They made those dolls so scary looking.”
Its just so haunting and so terrifying.
Nathan Wright
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Krampus (2015)
The attic scene is honestly terrifying.
They made those dolls so scary looking.
The giant jack in the box trying to crawl through the vents is the stuff of nightmares.
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Flowers In The Attic (1987)
Its like Misery with a touch more incest.
He watches the family while sleeping.
The final scene was somebody walking into the room, and a mannequin head turned to face that person.
Of course he would meet them in secret though.
That shat me up.
Where does the killer end of going.
Well he sees a beautiful house being built and decides to hide in a secret room in the attic.
The psycho is full of craziness drawing weird pictures and stalking the children at night.
The whole thing is down right haunting.
The movie has a whole slew of creepy men always lurking in the corners.
At certain points you even begin to like the psycho killer for his vigilance.
This is the first time ive recommended a movie on here but they movies premise really gave me willys.
Its biggest flaw is that its mildly predicable but at the same time still fun and interesting.
Call me crazy, but its actually one of my favorite scenes in the entire movie.
I wish they couldve done more with that concept because it couldve been interesting to see.
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Honorable mention: the intro to the Are You Afraid of the Dark?
opening pulls it off.
And all they need is a rowboat, some swings, a fan (?
)…and one clown doll (of course).
